transitive. To abhor, detest, loathe. Obsolete.

To feel aversion or dislike for; to be reluctant or unwilling to (do something). Now only with stronger sense: To have an intense aversion for…

transitive. To abhor, loathe, detest.

transitive. To loathe, abhor.

transitive. To abhor.

transitive. To be weary of or disgusted with; to loathe. Obsolete.

To look upon as loathly; to loathe.

to hate like poison: to hate intensely, detest.

To feel abhorrence of; to hate or dislike intensely; to abhor, abominate.

By-form of detest, v.

To imprecate evil upon (as an expression of hatred); to express or feel intense loathing or abhorrence for; to abhor, detest.

transitive. To abhor, abominate.

to holdor have in detestation: to regard with hatred or abhorrence, to abominate. to be in detestation: to be held in abhorrence, to be detested.

To have or conceive a mental distaste for or repugnance to (anything); to regard with aversion or displeasure; to have no taste for, disrelish…

transitive. To loathe, abhor, feel a strong aversion to (something).

= distaste, v.; to dislike, loathe.

transitive. To have a distaste for or show an aversion to (something); (perhaps also) to hold in contempt, disdain.

transitive. To abhor; to shun.

transitive. To loathe (a person or thing); to dislike intensely.